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TIE Piedmont institute.

Prof. w. M. McCaslan has been
unanimously elected President of the
Female College at Laurens 9. H.,
and the offer is such q 6atteriug one
thai it is probable he will accept it.
This means something for the Pied
mont Institute. We are sure that it
will take something, very substantial
to make him abandon the foot hold
he has gained iu this place since 1882.
The salutary result of his efforts in
building up school at this place, are
acknowledged throughout the coun
ty, He commenced in httae store.
room, not large enough to accommo-
date the children Of the town, and he
now holds forth in the Institute which
would easily accommodate 800 pu-
pills. This has oil been done in n pc,
Rod too, unsurpassed for agricultural
reverses and stringcncy in money
matters, but every department of bus
mess in this town has enjoyed its good
effects, aud we can i'll afford to loose
the Advantages we have gained.
Our educational and financial il ter
ests as town and community, demand
prompt action. let us have it,
Whatever may be the issue though,
the school will continue until next June.
County Commissioners Court.
There were quite as many of the
citizens turnef out on the 9th inst. to
attend the Commissioners meeting,
as We're present on sale day.
The report of the special commits
sioners on the road frGm Nancy Jones
to Crenshaw's was adopted The
road was ordered worked ns soon as
practicable.
On motion of Mr.. Alexander the
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formation as to what Oconee and An
derson will do, They should have
come to MS saying "How much will
you giveY we have given SO much" He
offered the following resolution which
was adoptedt
Resoioed That Pickens County
heartily endorses the movement on
foot for cooperation of the counties
OF Anderson, Oconeo and Pickeus, in
securing a fund for the purpose of To-
eating an agricultural station within
the boundaries of said counties, and
1T is the sense of this meeting that
Pickens County will do her share in
securing the fund necessary for the
purpose. Resolved further That
committee of eight be appointed t,
solicit subscription and report to tho
committee of conference the amount
SO subscribed. That q committee of
conference consisting of three be ap,
| pointed to represent this county ut
Anderson on the Goth inst. and re-
port the amount subscribed IN thus
county, and thut said committee OF
conference further represent t.
county in selecting a site for the T
posed Agricultural and EXperiucl
Station.
Tho following resolution wnB
offered by Mr.. Newton and adop
Rcsolucd That in view of Cong
having passed IN act appropriHt
money to establish an Agricuit
Experimental Station in this 81
that the Board of Agriculture b.
questcd to postpone locating eNl
mental stations for this year, in O
to see what the next Legislature
do towards establishing an aoric
raj college.
The following committee Of &C
ence was appointed to represent
ems County ut Anderson on the
day of Mar.:-Dr. S. w. Claytv..,
II. Newton, J. e, BoGgs.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to raise subscri ption and re
port the amount subscribed to the
conference committee on or by the
Goth Of Mar.:- Easlcy, w. NJ. Hh
good; Liberty, w. d. Glenn; Central,
Aaron Boggs; Hurricane, f. G. Par
sons; Pickens, G. W. Taylor; Dncus-
vile, DR.. w. II. Field; Pumpkintown,
=
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| UuAH, n,.v 4l..>. .--..-. tllal school III
which $50 girls were being trained
in that knowledge which shall be
most useful to them. And the sub
jcct had been discussed in this State
and good woman who had died
without ISSUE had donated 120 acres of
land for such q school, and the ti'us-
tees had passed resolution donutinp
said land to the State for an agricult
ural stlti n, and that we had assur
aucc that other valuable property
would be donated. Both these sites
are located contiguous to all three
counties and the State needs both
one for the boys, and tn Walker
McElmoyle lands for the girls. He
suggested that a committee be ap-
pointed to confer with the othcr colu.
mittceS.
j. II. Newton said that since Con
Ercss had made an appropriation to
wit $4,000 each for tho purpose Of
establishing Experimental Stations in
all the States. he did not thi"l that
these stations would now be estab
llshed until some further legislation,
and he thought that the bost thing
we could DO was to request the Board
OF Agriculture to postpone their nc
ton i'll this matter until further de-
velopments. The Legislature had
tried to put us off with stations, when
we asked fer an agricultural "nllr~e.
There will he more leGislatic
next session of tha General
bly,, and IL ali probability V
been done will be wiped out.
DR.. Riley agreed in the main with
Judge Newton,
Col Norris did not think that the
Board was friendly to the establish.
ment of the college, and that It would
not make Do%ery report to the next
legislature, He Thought the Board
would locate the stations as soon as
the time expired and we had better
not rely Oil their postponing action.
We had better make a bid, He was
IN favor of urging them to postpone,
but he had no idea they would
a n
Maj. Russell thought f tl,s three
counties wanted to stand ,ny show.
ing with Spartanburg, York and 9th
erS, they shOnld bid in land anG ,..,n.
ey $4,000 eslcl4,
Or. S. ". Clayton agreed with oll
that Col Norris had said in regard
to the hostility OF the present Isoard
of Agriculture to the agricultural
college, Pickei,s should feel comtplt
nented In being asked to eG.operats
with Anderson and Oconee, but We
had no Sufficient data upon wldch 4
act, Pickens has no anteoritatlye in
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been troubled fith a cough so That he
was unable to 81 lop, and was induced to
try DIR. Kings ! ew Discovery for Con
aWmption. It II = only gave him instant
TuiIGf, but allNy Il the extreme soreness
in his breast. is children were simi-
larly affected III Il a single dose had tho
same happy eiIed DIR. Kings New Diss
Govcry is now TIM standard remedy in the
CoIm' y house old, and on board the
sehor ' Free Trinl Bottles of this
Stuh .aa . J, ot Dir, G. w. Earle's
Nr-- W.
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LOST

%s,Ight -, OF The parties who cdii sell Grave
>, stones clicdpct than we can We selF
No, !. Material; We do good work. and
we do 80 TO givs satisfaction. Our pri.
ccs run fem three dollars up. We have
on hahH hnd to arrive Large Stock OF
Grave Stones. All work delivered nj the,
craze: Satisfaction given Mr.. IT. IT.
Owen can be found /, charge of the,
Marble Yard ready to We all who may
call upon him. , Give ..~ a trial and he
convinced, J. d. NTH & Co.
-. Liberty, S. G. Oct. ii. '86.
oct. 21; 1856 4 {.
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TEAC Ii y ss's ls u "a eau.
CoNDUCl led BY w. NJ. MooAsLAN.

Teacher Of Pickens County wake
up. 1 watsh the post office anxiously
every week hoping to hsar from some
OF you, butpp to date no one has sent
me q line. This is your work and
mine, then let us do everything to
improve ourselves in our life work.
Send me an article on some part of
school work Some of you have had
long experience, and could give inter
esting reports of your work.
+ - $-------
How can the teacher most success
fully aid in the expansion of the
child's mind, and at the same time,
develop the higher and noblef quail
ties Of the moral character? Teach
him how to think and when to think
teach him tn think for himself, and
- = !" borden his mind with others
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Spring Clothing,

1t is astonishing how some mon
will strain to pay for guano, and
when the bread and meat bill becomes
due ask me what am "going to do
about it,"
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THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1887.

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The Supreme Co1rt of the United
States has, decided that no city can
impose hccnse tax upon drumtnefs
from another state, saidtax being i'm.
constitutional on the ground that iG
interferes with cornmerce between
the states, B.nmniers always make
tbemseiyes 50 agreeable, II is avon.
slrs thas such d Iay WIS eve, passed.
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-10-27
Other Small Dogs Bark in the South

Several papers in South Idaho snarl q
us, after quoting what Parker, of til,
Free Press, said in relation to our loca
allusion to the Weiser wagon road. Ad
hitting that they supposed Parker tt
have made an honest charge against us
as they have the TELLER in exchange
Journalistic courtesy demanded that they
be sure that this charge be true, before
they base any diotribes against us upon
Parker's statements. Here is what one
Of them says:
"In the last issue of the Free Press
takes the Lewiston TELLER TO task for
the unwarranted manner in which the
TELLER opposes every move or project
which has for its object any communica-
ton with Southern Idaho.
We have heard several times, and
from men who know, that the above
mentioned road is not only feasible
project but an old highly beneficial one
as we'll but that it has been exaggerat-
ed as to cost and killed by Lewiston an.
nexation fanatics every time agitated.
A recommendation for government aid
for this road should have been made by
the governor
1t may be question whether the
governor, tho way he treats the people
Of the Northern counties in his report
to the Secretary of the Interior, wants
any wagon road to connect the South
ern portion of the territory with the
fanatics Of the North. Our fanaticisu
might be contagious if our people should
have free and cheap access to the people
of the South, and in the governors bali
wick. No portion Of the South have
ever done more than the people of North
Idaho to open free and cheap commune
alton between North and South Idaho.
as the history of both will fully show.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-10-27

tween North Idaho and Washingt on.
They have long since agreed to the
union. The Nens has now no business
to interfere in this matter unless Oregon
is being injured by the agreement be-
tween Washington and the parties to the
contract. Their people have fully
ratified the union, and, who has the
right to object, unless that contract in
jures an outside party, who has the right to
interfere. Perhaps some may think that
South Idaho can properly interfere but
Ter interference we can manage, for she
has long ago given her consent to the
contract and she cannot 60 back upon
her pledges, without showing her bad
faith to the world, or assigning some
reason stronger than the fact that sena-
tor Stewart wants the South to annex
to Nevada, If the people Of South
Ideho do not want to 60 to Nevada no
one is disposed, either in North Idaho or
Washington, to compel them to 90,
whatever Senator Stewart may want, and
hence that is no reason why South Idaho
should 60 back on her pledged faith with
North Idaho. We learn through the
Spokane Chronicle that card was pub
lished in the Kootenai Courier by Mr..
Dubois abiding to Voorhees, completely
with Stewart in the South Idaho going
to Nevada. We have not seen the card
and know not its contents, but the
Chronicle says:
Gle (Dubois) takes the very tenable
position that if the Southern counties are
willing that the Northern counties shall
60 to Washington Territory, the South
ern counties should be allowed to go it
alone on the same basis. Washington
Territory has no objections to the propo-
sition. The people at large are not
parties to any alliance that Mr.. Voorhees,
may have made with the Senator Stew.
art Of Nevada. What the people of
Washington Territory would have is the
electors of Northern Idaho determine
the matter of segregation and annexation
for themselves"
North idaho takes the same position
and has taken no other, Bat the truth
is, that South Idaho is not willing that
North Idaho should 60 it alone even
after she had promised to let US go to
Washington, and there is why we have
just cause for our complaint.
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For Young Men to Read.

Young man, when you jeer at lady
passing along the street or haunt or
startle her with your glances, does it ever
occur to you that some other scoundrel
might insult your sister, your wife, or in
coming years your daughter, in the same
infamous manner? How would you like
that? Would you regard it mani y or an
evidence of blood ? If so, you had
ought to be kicked from one end of the
continent to the other, and horse whip.
ped back again.-Er.
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It Was Real Mean,

The New York Sun was mean enough
when it read Dir. Cleveland's speech at
Indianapolis, which surprised the Oldest
iphabitant by the accurate knowledge it
displayed Of the history and statistics of
the town, to take down its copy of the
American Encyclopedia and print its
remarks about indianapolis alongside of
the speech to show that they were word
for word the same.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-10-27

The Pioneer, of Astoria, says: at
begins to look as if the Manitoba would
strike the Columbia river low down,
about Vancouver, perhaps; through
Yakima, south Of Mount St. Helens
through a long known pass via Van
couvcr to Portland"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-10-27

The Portland Ne,rs. is eudeavoring to
make itself quite oficious in discussing
the question Of the annexing North
Idaho to Washington, ard opposing the
plan, Where comes the propriety of the
Ners interfering with the contract be-
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-10-27

Eugene Higgins looks pale and bag
gard. "He has the appearance writes
Was hineton correspondent, ''of a man
who had staked his last dollar on the
red when the black won" But he is
still in Office.
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